What Do We Really Want ???

[Naildriver74]

Root Beer kool-aid ?

 

[MontanaFrank]

Root Beer kool-aid ?

Let me tell you it was nasty tasting. Mom made it once and that was it.

 

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[Kolchak357]

Had a 2600 back in the day. Might be my favorite Christmas gift of all time.

 

[Biff]

Will they damage my TV set?

 

[WhiteChocolate]

you have been warned... HEEEEEZZZ BAAACCKKKK!! ;0 hehe... "no fear!"

p.s. wanna blow your mind tonight, just search for 'EBN' (emergency broadcast network) videos on the YT tonight... have fun!

 

[WhiteChocolate]

a more syncopatic one might be like this one...

 

[WhiteChocolate]

 

[Dedpop]

Had a 2600 back in the day. Might be my favorite Christmas gift of all time.

Do you still own it ?

Will they damage my TV set?

No. Your TV set doesn't care whether it's playing an exciting game or another re-run.
You can hook up an Atari game to any set, once and for all, in about 5 minutes.
After that, you're only a flick of a switch away from fun for the whole family.

you have been warned... HEEEEEZZZ BAAACCKKKK!! ;0 hehe... "no fear!"

p.s. wanna blow your mind tonight, just search for 'EBN' (emergency broadcast network) videos on the YT tonight... have fun!

Cool. I like this kind of stuff.

 

[Kolchak357]

I came back from college and found my Atari 2600 and at least 50 games gone. My Mom gave it away. Some friend of hers with a bunch of kids were the recipients.

 

[Naildriver74]

Sounds like she thought you outgrew them.

 

[Kolchak357]

Sounds like she thought you outgrew them.

Yep, if I had an Action Comics #1, she would have thrown it away. One of those anti-clutter neat freaks.

 

[Dedpop]

I came back from college and found my Atari 2600 and at least 50 games gone. My Mom gave it away. Some friend of hers with a bunch of kids were the recipients.

Yep, if I had an Action Comics #1, she would have thrown it away. One of those anti-clutter neat freaks.

 

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[workshed]

I came back from college and found my Atari 2600 and at least 50 games gone. My Mom gave it away. Some friend of hers with a bunch of kids were the recipients.

When I came back from college the 2600, NES, and SNES were all gone, along with all the games. My Mom loved having a good clean-out and never played a video game of any kind in her life. That being said those systems were all bought by her as gifts and she managed to snag me that last copy of The Legend of Zelda at Toys 'R' Us for my birthday just as someone else was grabbing for it. Love ya Mom!